Ameh Maurice Ngwa is the Co-founder and CEO of UNIMAC, a prominent gender advocate and civil society activist. With over 15 years of experience in humanitarian and development projects, also a dedicated Peace Ambassador. Ameh holds a BSc in Accountancy and is currently pursuing a BA in English Law at the University of Bamenda.
Additionally, the founder of Reachout Medical Foundation in Lobange-Konye, Meme Division, South West Region, Cameroon, where I’m demonstrating commitment to community service and social development.

Mr. Niba Louis Ngwa is a committed development professional and organizational leader, currently serving as Secretary General in UNIMAC. He brings strong experience in administration, coordination, and stakeholder engagement, with a focus on institutional development, governance, and community-focused initiatives. A holder of Bsc in Management and Technology, Professional Certifications in Project Management and Safety

Madam Akosso Sylvia Nchang is a nurse based in Canada, Alberta, Calgary.
I have worked for 12years as a nurse and as a psychosocial counselor. One of the founding members and Financial Secretary of UNIMAC.

Esther Sit is an International Affairs professional with experience across risk intelligence and NGO engagement in Asia, Europe, and Africa.

As a Board Member and Head of Grants & Fundraising at UNIMAC, she helps design resource programs that empower girls and young women to live free from violence. With a strong background in policy research and advocacy, she works to amplify grassroots voices and promote gender equity.

Blessing Aledare is a Social Media Manager passionate about using digital platforms to create impact and drive meaningful conversations. She specializes in developing strategic content that amplifies nonprofit missions, strengthens community engagement, and inspires action.

At UNIMAC (Universal Maidens Association of Cameroon), she manages the organization’s social media presence, helping to highlight initiatives focused on girl-child education, empowerment, digital skills, and gender equality advocacy.

Teclar Ambirigen is a Mental Health Specialist with Churchill Healthcare in the United Kingdom. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Health and is currently a PhD candidate. With over 20 years of experience as a nurse, she is the founder of Redemption Clinic in Tole, Buea, where she has led community health initiatives and expanded access to essential healthcare services.

Her work integrates clinical expertise, humanitarian service, and advocacy for the wellbeing of women, youths, and other vulnerable groups.

Annissa Webb is a HEad of Project Management at UNIMMACC.

I am an international lawyer with experience in human rights law, transitional justice, and international cooperation. My background includes managing legal cases, providing expert legal consultation, and conducting academic research on development policies and the rule of law, including an outstanding thesis on transitional justice in Colombia. I have worked in law firms, courts, and advisory roles, gaining valuable skills in administrative management and the resolution of complex cases. In addition, I have experience in migration and asylum policies in Europe, as well as in human rights.

Libby is passionate about sustainability, community development, and creating positive change through research, policy, and practical solutions. A graduate from the University of Sheffield with a First-Class BA in Geography, where she developed strong skills in data analysis, research, and critical thinking, and has since built on that foundation through varied professional experiences.

Dr. Michael W. Kimwele is a seasoned cybersecurity expert and academic with over 20 years of experience in teaching, research, and leadership. He is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Computing and Information Technology (SCIT), JKUAT, where he has held key roles including Director, Deputy Director, and Acting Principal of the College of Pure and Applied Sciences.